CHAPTER 5
FINDINGS, CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
Findings
The following are the findings derived from the interpreted data:
1. Majority of the population of the students answered that their average daily
allowance starts from 41 and above.
2. Majority of the population of the students answered that their general average in
the second quarter of S.Y 2019-2020 starts from 85 and above which is
interpreted as Very Satisfactory.
3. The students agreed that their daily allowance is useful for their school expenses
for it yielded a sub mean of 2.75
4. The students agree that their performance in school is dependent on their
capability to pay for school expenses using their daily allowance for it yielded a
sub-mean of 2.77 or agree.
5. There is low positive relationship between daily allowance and academic performance
with the correlation value of .079. There is also no significant relationship between the
two with a p-value of .286
Conclusions
Based on the findings, the following conclusions have been drawn:
1. The respondents’ range of daily allowance varies however 41% of the population
revealed that it starts from 41 and above.
2. Majority of the respondents have a satisfactory remarks for their grades are ranging
from 80 and above.
3. Daily Allowance plays a significant role in the completion of the students’ school
expenses
4. The students’ in-class performance is significantly influenced by their capability to pay
for their school expenses using their daily allowance.
5. The students’ Average Daily Allowance does not have a significant relationship to their
Second Quarter General Average in S.Y 2019-2020.
Recommendations
Based on the results, interpretations, and conclusions, the following recommendations
were drawn:
1. Students
Students should learn how to manage their daily allowance wisely in order to provide for
their financial demands in school.
2.School Administration
The school may also include financial literacy classes regarding budgeting and saving
among students to help them be aware on how to budget and allocate their allowance
intelligently
3. Parents
Parents should be well informed on the need of their children to spend money on school
expenses. Opening communications on both the parents and their children will not only
provide financial support but moral support as well.
4. Teachers
Teachers should integrate activities that will ease the students’ financial burdens such us
reducing the use of stationeries for school requirements by using technology like e-mail as an
alternative.